A recent study highlighted by the Spanish Society of Dual Pathology (SEPD) indicates that cannabis consumption significantly impacts the mental health of minors. Research findings conclude that adolescents under the age of 17 who consume cannabis face a risk of developing mental health disorders that is three times higher than that associated with the use of other substances.
This data underscores the heightened vulnerability of the adolescent brain to the effects of cannabis. By identifying this specific correlation, the study provides critical information for health professionals and policymakers regarding the long-term risks associated with substance use during early development.
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